Notre Dame offense focuses on tempo during practice ahead of the season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Notre Dame's football team is emphasizing a faster tempo in their offense during summer practices, a recurring theme in recent years that has yet to fully materialize during the season. Freshman running back Javian Osborne is reported to be back to full strength after a wrist injury, and Aneyas Williams leads the running back group. The team is also addressing past kicking issues, with Purdue transfer Spencer Porath aiming to improve the field goal unit. This renewed emphasis on tempo and special teams comes as the Fighting Irish prepare for the upcoming season.
- •Notre Dame's offense practices a faster tempo during summer sessions.
- •Freshman RB Javian Osborne returns to full strength after injury.
- •Aneyas Williams is showcased as the lead running back.
- •Purdue transfer Spencer Porath joins the kicking unit.
- •Team aims to resolve previous season's kicking struggles.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Notre Dame “running tempo” is an old fairy tale
"So… how many years have we heard about “tempo” when it comes to the Notre Dame offense?
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